Harrison At the Central hospital for the Insane at Jacksonville, at 11 a. m. Tuesday, July 20, 1897. Mrs. F. A. Harrison, of Pleasant Plains, aged 66 years.
Mrs. Harrison was an old resident of Pleasant Plains, and was the daughter of the late Peyton Harrison. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Welland, of Kansas City, Mo,, one son in Hebron, Neb., A. B. Purvines, the oldest son, who lives on the home place, a prosperous farmer, and W. H. Purvines, who lives in the village of Pleasant Plains. The deceased, up to six years ago, had been a very active business woman, and had succeeded, with the assistance of her husband, in accumulating a farm of 200 acres near Pleasant Plains.
The remains will be taken to Pleas- ant Plains for burial. The funeral will be held at the M. E. church, Thursday at 2 p. m.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER. Wednesday, Jul 21, 1897 Springfield, IL Page: 4
Mrs. Harrison was an old resident of Pleasant Plains, and was the daughter of the late Peyton Harrison. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Welland, of Kansas City, Mo,, one son in Hebron, Neb., A. B. Purvines, the oldest son, who lives on the home place, a prosperous farmer, and W. H. Purvines, who lives in the village of Pleasant Plains. The deceased, up to six years ago, had been a very active business woman, and had succeeded, with the assistance of her husband, in accumulating a farm of 200 acres near Pleasant Plains.
The remains will be taken to Pleas- ant Plains for burial. The funeral will be held at the M. E. church, Thursday at 2 p. m.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER. Wednesday, Jul 21, 1897 Springfield, IL Page: 4
Harrison At the Central hospital for the Insane at Jacksonville, at 11 a. m. Tuesday, July 20, 1897. Mrs. F. A. Harrison, of Pleasant Plains, aged 66 years.
Mrs. Harrison was an old resident of Pleasant Plains, and was the daughter of the late Peyton Harrison. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Welland, of Kansas City, Mo,, one son in Hebron, Neb., A. B. Purvines, the oldest son, who lives on the home place, a prosperous farmer, and W. H. Purvines, who lives in the village of Pleasant Plains. The deceased, up to six years ago, had been a very active business woman, and had succeeded, with the assistance of her husband, in accumulating a farm of 200 acres near Pleasant Plains.
The remains will be taken to Pleas- ant Plains for burial. The funeral will be held at the M. E. church, Thursday at 2 p. m.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER. Wednesday, Jul 21, 1897 Springfield, IL Page: 4
Mrs. Harrison was an old resident of Pleasant Plains, and was the daughter of the late Peyton Harrison. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Welland, of Kansas City, Mo,, one son in Hebron, Neb., A. B. Purvines, the oldest son, who lives on the home place, a prosperous farmer, and W. H. Purvines, who lives in the village of Pleasant Plains. The deceased, up to six years ago, had been a very active business woman, and had succeeded, with the assistance of her husband, in accumulating a farm of 200 acres near Pleasant Plains.
The remains will be taken to Pleas- ant Plains for burial. The funeral will be held at the M. E. church, Thursday at 2 p. m.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER. Wednesday, Jul 21, 1897 Springfield, IL Page: 4
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